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writes:Yes, I know it is an odd question, but have you ever been so in love, that it makes you cry with happiness?I dated and lived with a guy 25 years ago. However, because we were so young at the time and I was rather insecure too back then, it didn't workout and we unfortunately parted which really upset us both, but it seemed for the best back then. However, after no contact at all for 25 years we have been reunited. The feelings immediately came flooding back and we poured our hearts out. Both unware that the other had never forgotten them and wished we had never parted.Our lives feel complete now we have found each other again. We live together and planning our wedding, but I find myself occasionally crying with happiness. We both sometimes get upset at the fact we have lost out on 20 plus years together and now too old to have a child, but that is something we are slowing trying to accept and get through together.Have you ever been so in love, that it makes you cry with happiness?? Why am I feeling like this?? I have never experienced it before and I have been on this earth rather a long time!Many thanks in advance for reading and replying.
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reader, Serpico  +, writes (26 April 2013):
No comment other than very nice story. Im happy for you.
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reader, anonymous, writes (26 April 2013): Your story makes even me want to cry with happiness for you. who knows this can be the next movie out in the future
that becomes a block buster hit. Yes I have had that same feeling after being intimate with my boyfriend of three years. He is laying beside me and I get overcome with emotion and have a good cry. Yes it is a truly a remarkable feeling. Please relish this rare moment and gift in your life knowing that there are millions of people out there that have never experienced such. Don't you find this one of the most natural highs? I sure do. May your future love of 25 years give you many more moments to cheerfully cry about.
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reader, anonymous, writes (26 April 2013): No, I get giddy and get goosebumps not tearful. Everyone has their own thing though. Don't question it OP, just enjoy it while you can. You never know what life has waiting around the next corner.
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